In a science museum, you may have seen a Foucault pendulum, which is usedto demonstrate the rotation of the earth. In one museum's pendulum, the110 kg bob swings from a 15.8-m-long cable with an amplitude of 5.5º.What is the period of this pendulum?Express your answer with the appropriate units.T =Part BSubmit Request AnswerVmax=SubmitPart CWhat is the bob's maximum speed?Express your answer with the appropriate units.OKmax =SubmitValuePart D¸μA.0μAValueRequest AnswerWhat is the pendulum's maximum kinetic energy?Express your answer with the appropriate units.LOμAValueRequest AnswerUnitsμAAx= ValueUnitsUnitsWhen the bob is at its maximum displacement, how much higher is it than when it is at its equilibrium position?Express your answer with the appropriate units.Units?2???

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In a science museum, you may have seen a Foucault pendulum, which is used to demonstrate the rotation of the earth. In one museum's pendulum, the 110 kg bob swings from a 15.8-m-long cable with an amplitude of 5.5° ▼ What is the period of this pendulum? Express your answer with the appropriate units. ▼ T= Value Submit Part B Umax = Submit ▾ Part C What is the bob's maximum speed? Express your answer with the appropriate units. μA Request Answer Submit Part D μA Value Request Answer Kmax = Value What is the pendulum's maximum kinetic energy? Express your answer with the appropriate units. μA Request Answer Units μA Ax= Value Units 5 www. Units Units www. When the bob is at its maximum displacement, how much higher is it than when it is at its equilibrium position? Express your answer with the appropriate units. ? ? ? ?

In a science museum, you may have seen a Foucault pendulum, which is used to demonstrate the rotation of the earth. In one museum's pendulum, the 110 kg bob swings from a 15.8-m-long cable with an amplitude of 5.5° ▼ What is the period of this pendulum? Express your answer with the appropriate units. ▼ T= Value Submit Part B Umax = Submit ▾ Part C What is the bob's maximum speed? Express your answer with the appropriate units. μA Request Answer Submit Part D μA Value Request Answer Kmax = Value What is the pendulum's maximum kinetic energy? Express your answer with the appropriate units. μA Request Answer Units μA Ax= Value Units 5 www. Units Units www. When the bob is at its maximum displacement, how much higher is it than when it is at its equilibrium position? Express your answer with the appropriate units. ? ? ? ?

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